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I don't see those as realistic. Session interception largely isn't a thing anymore, unless we're talking about nation-state levels of attackers, and if the serv
by adastra22 2y ago
I don't see those as realistic. Session interception largely isn't a thing anymore, unless we're talking about nation-state levels of attackers, and if the service is storing your password unhashed then I sincerely doubt their 2FA is configured in a secure way anyway.
- jackweirdy 2y agoI think it’s not a nation state actor thing. In 2018 British airways checkout got popped by a JavaScript being library being changed to eavesdrop credit cards. The same thing could easily happen with password forms Granted they didn’t break the session in flight, but there is a low bar to achieve the same thing